Well it's now "tomorrow"..... I'm on the edge of my seat, or should I say bed.
It wouldnt suprise me if they go ahead with it. They obviously want to go ahead with direct.uk, so I dont think they would let negative feedback put them off from achieving their goals.
This is what they said
the meeting went on a long time
and they are all in another meeting now
the information will be released as so as they know
the staff dont know yet either
i suggested that then they should give a official time
and release then , as this is pretty bad as no one really knows when the
news is going to be released
Of course it's going ahead.
Obviously if it was a no, it wouldnt be a long meeting.
Could be just looking at the best way to PR it and keep their jobs.
Either decision would mean looking at the cashflow of the business and the structure of the company. ie. Yes to .UK domains = Shedloads of cash.
No to .UK domains = Smaller pile of cash.
They could just put up registrationsto £12 and that would still be the same as releasing .uk.
I doubt that ANYONE would care if direct.uk didn't go ahead.
Plenty of registrars would.
Not really, if you're talking numbers rather than volume. Under the current proposal, only the very biggest would "qualify" to supply direct.uk with the others shut out.
That's new to me, how did you reach that conclusion ?
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